Ortner-NMNH_308679
Record
- Holding institution
- National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution
- Collection
- Slide collection of Donald J. Ortner
- Country of origin
- Hawikuh, New Mexico USA
Scientific notes
1400-1680 AD
3 lesions
Lesion 1
- Bones
- Tibia
- Side
- Both
- Timing
- Antemortem
- Periostitis
Infectious
Well healed periostitis
Periostitis is a bone response, not a cause. It can be infectious, traumatic, neoplastic or venous in origin. Filed under infectious because that is the column the contributor recorded it in.
4 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 2
- Bones
- Tibia
- Side
- Left
- Timing
- Antemortem
- Periostitis
Infectious
Well healed periostitis
Periostitis is a bone response, not a cause. It can be infectious, traumatic, neoplastic or venous in origin. Filed under infectious because that is the column the contributor recorded it in.
1 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 3
- Bones
- Femur
- Side
- Both
- Timing
- Antemortem
- Periostitis
Infectious
Well healed periostitis
Periostitis is a bone response, not a cause. It can be infectious, traumatic, neoplastic or venous in origin. Filed under infectious because that is the column the contributor recorded it in.
1 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Citing this record
Cite the holding institution. FOROST is a finding aid, not the rights holder.
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. Slide collection of Donald J. Ortner. catalogue no. Ortner-NMNH_308679